What is difference between diagram monoatomic and diatomic ?

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The discussion clarifies the distinction between monatomic and diatomic molecules. Monatomic molecules consist of a single atom, exemplified by helium (He), while diatomic molecules are composed of two atoms, such as hydrogen (H2) and carbon monoxide (CO). This fundamental difference is crucial in understanding molecular structure and behavior in chemistry.

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What is difference between diagram monoatomic and diatomic ?
 
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monatomic means a molecule with one atom like He
and diatomic means a molecule with two atoms like H2 or CO
 

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